Add multiple dogs to your roster, and pick one to go hunting with. You can name your dog, choose its fur coat variation, and pick what traits it should have. Rewarding your companion by praising, petting, or giving it treats strengthens your bond, so make sure to show your four-legged friend some love after a good day’s hunt! ONE OF A KIND Your dog’s ability to focus is directly connected to the bond you share.
The more you hunt together, the more efficient it becomes. Putting your dog to work gives it experience, which is used to progress through its 30 companion levels and 15 tracker levels. It has roughly 300 million scent receptors, and can pick up blood trails even in the thickest of brush with ease. The Bloodhound is famous for its outstanding sense of smell. The Bloodhound is the most efficient and loyal sidekick a hunter could ever want.
Use it to track the scent of blood from injured prey, match its traits to your hunting style, and forge a bond that will last a lifetime. The only real work that has any cost tied to it is making sure all your U.I.'s and what have you work properly in 3D, which from what I understand is essentially already the case with this hunting game.Meet the Bloodhound, your new best friend and the first ever hunting dog in theHunter: Call of the Wild™. People have modded it into Half-Life 2 in a weekend, with full motion aiming - nintendo Wii/Playstation Move style, on top of the head tracking. You could just print money, it's not even like VR support is a lot of work. K cool, now that the myths are dispelled - it's proper stupid to not have VR support for this hunting game, if you did have VR support - almost everyone with a VR headset would instantly purchase your product.Ī.) Because there aren't any real full release games for VR.ī.) Your game calls for it - the move speed is slow, and tons of it is actually stationary. It's mostly caused by stupid view bob anyway - which is why you don't feel motion sick in a racing game going 200mph. There is plenty of Financial Return in it.Īs for the whole motion sick argument - it's rubbish and doesn't effect a lot of people.
I wouldn't trust a word out of Hicks, you think John Carmack knows less than Hicks? How about the guys over at Epic or Valve? Or all of the other VR products currently in production. Well that's because Day-Z has an install base of like 12 people.
Originally posted by Alf Tupper:If anyone plays DayZ, have a look at what Hicks has had to say about VR gaming if I read the headlines right, there's no financial return in it for the game devs.
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